Obese children tend to have poorer social skills, according to an article based on children with obesity and their mental health titled "Psychological Aspects of Childhood Obesity: A Controlled Study in a Clinical and non-clinical sample.” The authors of this article, Caroline Braet, Ivan Mervielde and Walter Vandereycken, conducted a study that discovered the number of obese children who lacked social skills between the ages of nine and twelve, they demonstrated that they had social behavior problems and were more dependent on their parents to do things for them, an article titled “Childhood Obesity: Public-Health Crisis, Common Sense Cure,” the authors showed a model that covered twelve different countries and roughly indicated the number of children struggling with overweight or obesity. The final article, “Risks and Consequences of Childhood and Adolescent Obesity,” showed the different risk factors involved in it. childhood obesity. I thought this article had no real research or experiments involved, it had good information and facts about the